Chinese herbal medicine health care sand for pigeons

Abstract

The invention discloses Chinese herbal medicine health care sand for pigeons; the Chinese herbal medicine health care sand contains shell pieces, sand particles, calcium hydrogen phosphate, a charcoal powder, table salt, red clay, a composite trace element, red iron oxide, a gentiana scabra bunge powder, an andrographis paniculata powder, a licorice powder, radix astragali, scrophularia ningpoensis, angelica sinensis, lysine, methionine, a composite vitamin, and glucose. The Chinese herbal medicine health care sand is in favor of prevention of pigeon daily health care diseases, and has the advantages of safety and high efficiency; and the Chinese herbal medicine health care sand can significantly improve the breeding pigeon egg laying rate and the impregnation rate, is economic and effective, and is suitable for popularization and application.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of animal husbandry and relates to a Chinese herbal medicine health care sand for pigeons. Background technique [0002] Pigeons belong to birds. There are no teeth, lips and soft palate in the mouth. The horny beak is the main feeding organ. Different from ordinary poultry, the taste buds on the tongue of pigeons are relatively developed, and the sense of smell is also extremely sensitive. It can feel the taste it likes and reject food with abnormal smell. The ancestors of pigeons are rock pigeons living by the sea, which are salt-loving and sand-loving. Pigeons raised free-range or in groups like to eat salt soil and sand grains by themselves to supplement various trace elements needed by the body. Sand grains enter the pigeons With the contraction of the gizzard, the gizzard acts as a sawtooth or a grinding wheel together with the cuticle of the gizzard to make up for the lack of teeth, mechanically cutting and gr...

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Problems solved by technology

Pigeon breeding industry is no exception. Farmers rely too much on antibiotics and fail to form a good awareness of healthy breeding. Long-term use of antibiotics in large quantities has destroyed the intestinal microbial system of animals, resulting in decreased immunity and resistance of animals. The power and the ability to resist external infections are particularly poor, resulting in frequent secondary diseases, and ultimately the breeding benefits cannot be improved.

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